Richmond and Weathampton College Open House Event
A lively house warming at the new semester opened the refectory with students and city visitors in celebratory mood. Faculty and alumni attended the reception, colors and decor brightened the dining hall, and a formal opening followed at the auditorium with speeches by Dr Boat write and I Taylor Eilyson. The morning featured a keynote on education’s true end by Edward Muick, with remarks from Dr WR Jester and others. (Continued on page three.)
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Weathampton Corlowes
Greater Richmond Coliané
Howthy
Raye de Wynne
Richond College
Boat Write
Bonk of Trastees
I. Taylor Eilyson
Toow
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Edward Muick
Union Theological Seminary
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WR. Jester
Alumni Notes From Durham College Scene
Alumni entries report W. 8, Durham, with Carter known as Nok moving to The State Journal as manager under Alsot Wield editor. Others include Wicke, J. A. Leste, Kissell Bowles ill with typhoid, Fulwanger at Chatham Training School, Dow Walon at Chatham again, Rhodes scholar Dirham now teaching near Jobe Maralat John, Akipwith High principal Garber, K. B. Anderson class of 1910 off to Cornell University.
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Carter
Nok
State Journal
Alsot Wield
Tea Weekly Mirror
Virginia
Tify
Literary Digest of
John. Garber
Akipwith
Westhampton party hosts quirky moving picture show
A Westhampton reception for new girls featured a stage curtain reveal and a screening titled The Metodinner to Miafortunés of Motitnbel Morria. Students Lucy Miller Jolson Elizabeth Chines Lois Bowers Mike Kinlly Gardner Frances Woodoon and mascot texte provided the presumed cast as audiences laughed through the reel, then exited without an encore.
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Lucy Miller Jolson
Elzabeth Chines
Lois Bowers
Mike Kinlly Gardner
Mins Prancos
Woodoon
Charlie Chaplin
Ray Wrights Death Casts Gloom Over Local Team
The obituary notes Ray Wright passed away after illness in Spartansburg following work and a brief period of activity and a typhoid fever. He was remembered as cheerful, generous, and principled, with many old neighbors and mothers attending his burial at the local grounds. The piece also discusses upcoming football prospects and several players leaving or returning to duty, amid a troubled outlook for the squad.
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Ray Wright
Witlell
Augie
Sperry
Spartansburg
Wrniit
Caraiine
Pallbonrera
Fines
Tyan
Poorman
Throckmorbon
Cheiny Bore
Pitt Taylor
Lonthan
Ray
Ten Commandments for Rats Change in Our Faculty
Richmond College reports changes in its faculty and campus rules. The article notes resignations, new appointments, and student enrollment as the school prepares for a new session at the end of the year. It highlights Mr Tabb and the overall transition for the chemistry department.
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Richmond College
Wersthupton
Tabb
Hess
Prosa
Bingham
Lafayette College
Pennsylvania
Dre Re PR. Wightmill
Chemical Coupany
New York
Dry Wightmil
Tle
Johns Hopkins University
Whieh Place
Howie
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Kissell Bowles
Stuart Avenue
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Cornell University
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